Pink Floyd Laser

Jenny and I went to the Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular at Kingsbury Hall on Saturday night. The concert itself was very loud (probably louder than the Tool concert I went to in November), but other than that, it was awesome. They gave us 3D glasses and another pair of glasses that separated light and gave a kaleidoscope effect on certain lights and lasers.

Funny story #1:
When I sat down in my seat, someone behind me gently scratched my head with fingernails. I turned around and a lady of about 70 or so looks at me sheepishly told me "I'm sorry, I just couldn't resist." Jenny and I had some conversation with her and her friend until the show started. At intermission, she commented to us "Well, I guess now we know what a laser show is and we also know what Pink Floyd is."

Funny story #2:
While we were in line waiting to get inside, Jenny looked back and said "Oh my gosh. That I just saw my Calculus professor." A few minutes later she looked back at him and said "No way! He is with one of the girls from my Calculus class!" We got to our seats and sat down and Jenny said "I can't believe my Calc professor is here with one of his students." Then the two of them came down our row and sat right next to us. Her Calc professor is probably in his mid 50's and the girl with him was probably Jenny's age. And yeah, they were definitely dating. Hands were in places you wouldn't put them if they were just friends. (Picture her playing with his chest hair during intermission)

Funny story #3:
During the 2^nd half of the show, in the middle of a really trippy-looking laser / music video section, an usher comes down our row and starts asking us if we have a friend named Kyle. I told her we didn't and she said that he (Kyle) has a ticket for seat F8, which is Jenny's seat. I show her our tickets and leaves. Then, about 5 minutes later, another usher comes down the row, seats right next to me and says "I have a sick kid by the name of Kyle outside in the lobby right now, and he says that you know him."